What an experience!!!!!!
First of all, I never felt unsafe at any time while there.
Best line from one of the many shopkeepers trying to sell you something "Please, come in my shop, I sell you poison for your mother-in-law" my son says "That's my mother", The guy says "Let me speak to your wife"
Traveling in a car in Turkey is like an E Ticket at Disneyworld. The rules are "There are no rules" Istanbul was much better than the other towns, the police seem to control that better there.
In Adana, nobody stops for stop signs or anything else. People are everywhere crossing streets, seems like the rule is "if you get a fender in..... It's your spot" Oh yeah, speed limits aren't enforced either.
We saw some beautiful sites, took a tour one day and walked the next day.
Two days is NOT enough time to see Istanbul.
We had dinner at a place called Rio Bravo in Taksim Square. I'll post a pic when I get it off my camera. Had all kinds of Chevy stuff, really neat place. Good Turkish beer too, EFES. :beers:
First of all, I never felt unsafe at any time while there.
Best line from one of the many shopkeepers trying to sell you something "Please, come in my shop, I sell you poison for your mother-in-law" my son says "That's my mother", The guy says "Let me speak to your wife"
Traveling in a car in Turkey is like an E Ticket at Disneyworld. The rules are "There are no rules" Istanbul was much better than the other towns, the police seem to control that better there.
In Adana, nobody stops for stop signs or anything else. People are everywhere crossing streets, seems like the rule is "if you get a fender in..... It's your spot" Oh yeah, speed limits aren't enforced either.
We saw some beautiful sites, took a tour one day and walked the next day.
Two days is NOT enough time to see Istanbul.
We had dinner at a place called Rio Bravo in Taksim Square. I'll post a pic when I get it off my camera. Had all kinds of Chevy stuff, really neat place. Good Turkish beer too, EFES. :beers:
